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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-31
The Beau Ideal of a Family MedI-
cine

A remedy which promptly and completely
relieves ailments of such common occurrence
rs ind pe>tiun, constipation, hiIOusncss and
disorders O a maIurIul type, is assuTrdly the
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capable OF CIudlCutiug these complaint, but
also cuuuteraCuiug Il tcudcnCN To kidney
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the phrase Is, there Is probably not in cX-
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household pHnacea as the B tiers. Nor is it
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OF irrutraguhlc authenticity cviuce its merit.
The den aud tor il abroad, no less than IN the
land of It's discovery, is certainly Increasing,
time and experience of its bnnctiCent effects
confirming the high opinion originally formed
of it, ~ "A 1t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-31
The Tvno,s Officers.

At the half yearly meeting Of the
Typographical Union Yesterday the fol-
lowing officers were elected:
Pres dcnt-W. D. LetchwOrth.
Vice President A Huebner
Financial Secretary Ed. KOCrps.
Recording Secretary VIM. MCHugO.
Treas urpr-JUhn Is Flood.
Burrd DitCCtOrs-JOhu W. Estes. chairman :
l.. K. edwards, Chas Robinson, W. l.. Winter,
jeff NOrdhaus.
Hickman.
Sergeant-at-Arms- WIN. X. Potshiusky.
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Game Of all kinds when in season.

STONE STORE of four rooms on Commerce
- street. 49,
TWO FURNISHED rooms to rent; suitable
I'D
A NEW FIFTEEN ROOM HOUSE in center of
~ city. finely finished and the most desira-
BILE location in the city for tirstclass board
Ing house. 40
Fine furnished room three block from post
office. 1897
Beautiful frame cottage of FIVE rooms hall,
galleries, etc, Also a small rock house in
same lot, only five minutes walk from post-Of-
fee. 40
House of rooms, hall and galleries; two
minutes walk from pOstOfiice: good water.
Two store rooms, near West Commerce
street. 1887
81 Store on East Houston street. suitable
for dry goods business.
Five room rock house, large front yard, well
shaded, b, drant water, rooms, for store
rooms or servants. 80
Rock house of rooms large yard on Losoyo
street. A
Fine rock house of 8 rooms, near Mission
garden, cheap. AZ
One of the most desirable stores on Com
merce street, two stories and good dry cellar.
Only $50. month. Q3
= ACRES, ALL FENCED, with ditch and wind
y mill, seven room house and stable. go
Rock house of : rooms, both hall and CALLER
les, stable, and ard full of fine shrubbery, a
beautiful location on San Pedro avenue. go
Five room neat cottage near High
school. convenient to street car line. C2O
House Of six rooms and hail. hydrant
water, beautifully situated on Gov
ernment hill and convenient to street car
line. 800
House of FIVE rooms near the /. & G. n. r.
r. depot. 1881
House of three rooms on Live Oak street.
Hydrant water; large yard. st
One large, well furnished front room and
one unturnished room. Apply 322 Accqpia
street. 49,
Rock house of rooms ron Austin street
Street cars running past the house. t22)
Hambleton, HadIey e. Co
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How They Survive,

The Kennedy brothers, shot in the
Western Union Telegraph office, by j.
II Armstrong, the crank, are doing very
well today and DR.. Johns says there is
no great danger from tn, lr wounds to be
feared. The brother OF Armstrong ar
rived Saturday night to see his brother,
who is yet in jail.
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Got There Eli"

Last week the 'stOCkmen" met the
"SOup Bones" 90 the diamond field and
beat them by score of l6 to 10. Iester-
day the Soup. Bones took their revenge
and beat the StOckmen team by score
OF 40 to % The StOckmen were sur
prlsed very, very much surprised to see
the way in which the Soup Bones got
thpre
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M, Bastian, Agent,

For the protection Oil Co., now established
in New Orleans, Galveston and Houston, at
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cred: Uersoleum, SOC; Bear Creek, 25c; Ker-
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UersOleum. Try gallon and you will con-
tinue.
Also dealer in firewoOd at 81 % per cord, de.
livered. Office 2Oe W. Houston street between
SOledad and Acequia streets. Telephone 80.
When a threatening lung disorder
Shows its first prOclivty,
Do not let il cross the border
Quell il with activity.
Many patient, young or Olden,
Owes quick recovery
All to DIR PIerce's Golden
Medical Discovery.
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Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup should al
ways be used for children teethIng. 1t soothes
the child sOftens the gums, alays all pain,
cures wind colo, and is the best remedy for
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Psoriasis, Eczema, letter, Ringworm Lichen
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Business Chance.

Grocery and Sundries store on railroad, II
miles from city, doing good bushes; post
Office and express can be had if desired; for
sal cheap; owner going to Europe. ASK for
particulars. ~
HambIeton, Hadley g. Co.
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Sold everywhere. Price, Cuticura. Soc: Soap
25c; ResOlvent, 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston, Mass.
sS- Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases, "
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The justices draw first blood In the
battle for office rent under the proVi-
sions OF the statute. The next thing in
order is TO determine whether in conse-
quence of any irregularity in the matter
ofseleoting their offices, in default of the
county's failure to provide the same &C.
cording to law, their official decisions
are void. Upon the decision OF this
question rests much that lie vital to the
Interests Of justice in Bexar county.
And, furthermore, as whatever individ-
ual loss, expense, injustice or inoon-
Yenience may arise on account OF this
failure Of the county officials to furnish
Justice offices as required, does EO arise
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pJMPLES, black-heads, chapped and oily ski
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Thoughts mOrOse, or icy ChlIs?
Then use DIR. Pierce's pills.
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THREE FINE LOTS FOR $75-Lots l, 2, ana
i 3, in block 3d. original city lot No. 3, range
2. east side of San Antonio river. I. 3. JOHN
son LIGHT office. g-2-tf
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-03
Additional Markets.

CHICAGO. Dec. O. The hands on the dial tba,
.natHs VACCINATIONS in the corn exchange bodied
sbont 20 lat this morning thu, Tho onookcrs sOt
rnblts. January bcfus quoted d. 4sIo and ay al
eSHc Free realizing by the longs broke NAV 10
sS5ac put the price crept back to $3.50 and gal.
oned rom ION there to 5in IN sixty seconds wheat
titst hour was 771s7S1Sr Tor JHnu,ry and SI%asfc
or Nay Nay oats opened At 3s7Sc and br Ike bncE
S SsS ga al within thirty minutes Of t,e open!
1n!shs They rsIded pork down sc; laid Sc. RIBS
2o,c09 barrels Nay porr at SIS q. The
crowd helged Itself to what 1t waut'd and
ne pes wss un q ss9Fsa 0p ou 81 s Pr
Wheat. No. 9 swing 7S34t7SNc: No s spring &c
ankc: No. I'D 7ge; d cembcr T71sa7sc, closing
a. 7otc: January 7735a;oEc, closing at ne; teb.
closing Of ssESc Corn, No. 3 l0Hc: Decsmber
,s14a5ohc, closing at 1870; January is.a5tsSc clos.
iyE at as4e: February 49a50Hc: May t.333sa5 We,
closing at s4kc Oats. NO. ., 29Na30G; December
SSh SIC, closing ct 3s.c. Rye. No Z, Csc. Barley
No 2, $50. FlnIsced No. /, 81 20 Prime timnthv
SEED s! 3oa2 81. Mets pork. sli to,i4 Is: jauunr,
GU, eo 81 so 81 e. a. e 7l Eeb,psy 81
lng at Sl5 10 Lard. Z y5a7 40: January 1874
7;62Hc, closing at 745c; February 75oa7 62L.r.
Closing a. BIC; Nay 30 NJ &c, closing a, 7S,c,
s Sscon snort rio tides aGoa7 shoulders 5SCc
Gut'oa! 7t.a114c: g,snulat d 70 standard A SsIo
5 Basser quiet; fancy creamery 2ss3Oc: i4ucy dairy
JhlcAGu, Dec t2.-The Droptr's Journal rrnor,s.
Cat ti 5000 head shipments SOM head: :
market firm: fancy S. 7sus rs: shipping steers 81 T5a
. 0ot atocsers and feeders 81 7mi o.; COWS. bulls
and mix'd 81 iOa! 50: through Texas cattle ST 75a
. y, W; Yves efn rangers 81 10 S. Hogs Reccipts
II tTo head: shipments 5000 head: market nciirc
heavy md loo h gser: light l5a O, higher; ,nlxci
81 9h5 20: heavy Is 1ta6 C5; light $3.50 -heep lie.
cclp,s 7,tOl head ship,ncns 2,CO0 head: market
,aSes " Iss1 - western 81 eaaSo: Texans
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MARTINS FERRY.

'soooory OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sonnl-Chn.oh.
Ihe social and supper given by tho Forester, las,
evening, was well tend ID, 'A'
ms, }, Thomas. who hiss been III for Gonna
years, was reported much worse last evening.
MetIs Jamcs Ly,lea Iohn se,by were In Now
Marlin Vile Thu sday night III Attendance at the
odd F.llows' blow..u" there, aud say they yere
IT, ated In kingly style.: - 'A-' va" '
Rev Il. Webb. Presiding Ed r Of the Methodist
church. 10 tho -teubcnville district, prea ehe1 in
tne N. :. Gnu ca here last night lie will OCCUPY
INC nul II hgain tom ,r'ow cvenjug, suuday
morning 'eryites arc US usual,
Night before last Rev + 4. Walker afciden,a,,v
prevented he robbery OF ". Darral,'s drug stor,:
on banoyer street, by tho timely i,:coyery ihsi
MT Darr.h had left tn. do,r uu'O Fed. Two
hsfd characters made the discovery ut the same
lime aud were pre- @rinz TO rob tho store when Hr.
Walkers pa'hiDg prevented.
Prot. ~. SchoG' ID. the popular instructor n,
music VIII on Sturdy eve fDg neg: present a
vocal and Instrumental! treat III iaisyetie hall
rue success wn!ch Nj. chodeld makes with HIS
new orchestra Of twenty pieces elabl. S him to add
Hrea'ly TO bis entertainments The cute taInment
for Saturday viii consist Of band and orchcrtrai
nuslc, TcnIy.t,ur AID twonty Pieces respectively.
aud chorus Of tWepty voices His former eff5rts
nave al been NEST easing prod uctious, and Iat.
uroay programme will no doubt be a most able
one - 1N
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Gun 81 IS high button School Shoes for
boys and girls are worth 81 rs.
SToSR's CASH SHOE STORE.
BELLAIisE,

All sorta Of Local News aud Gossip From
tho Giasu City.
Henry Fletcher, OF Birnesyile, Is In the CITY.
MS. Isabelle Schram Is home from Brilliant.
church az usual tomorrow In all I'll, churches
Miss Maud Nicholson has gone to Now York City
10 spend the winter. = ''
The holiday goods ore coming to town aud tho
mcrchants Rre tixIpg up. = 0
The Cleye'aud. Lo'an & Wheeling are running
trains to Noule Street now. o
,spansler Post, Grand Army OF the Republic.
elect new oli:ers last night -
). The bellairc ran to take the folks isom here t,
Inc ra!l In Arion hall la,t night -
The firm Of Morgan & Heath b, g Dissolved Mr.
hehth ielfing. Bert Nor. III vii continus.
- IheIe was special meeting Of ouncll last
night tacto on the Syeill paving as ,etsnent
1he steamer Elaine broush. up two barge loads
OF tvs yesterday for the renusyIyauIs Railroad. -
Tho B.llain, z ncsv lie & Cincinnati railroad
VII 10 Into ZAntsvlie over Colonel Boon's bait
railroad. N.aE 49, = NS''
The Christian church Sunday School mee., IN
the b scmeut Of this First II. E. church to.morrow
morning. '''"
! Tho Christian churrh congregation g,t s2sas in.
enamce INC amount Of damages us 50 tied BY the
limo next week and will try and have Madam pccs
and daughters TO be pre.eni. =, - - :
:, Ths CONGREGATIONS Of the Fir.t v. f and hrIs.
tan II he' will met tosetn while the Curis.
t!an church IA being reptrei aud the D stors will
preach alternately Rev. T. Kle.es and Mr. vii.
liams. = = /" -
putty Sheriff 'cott OF this county, while levy.
ing on tho gas stock and . orcrty on The VAR, n
larm, 6Irn Kan match md lit III gas ana found 10
h's hurp Use lame fifteen I Il high lh OF up
which ched b In considerably. ~
Dr. ac'!'ur tur ed down The gas and went 10
PED tho other nj ht. II wife Weakened HIN, ~.
ing she was warm. nnt they oi.t over cd ,he Gus
turntd up, The Kite en stoyu was 10 hot that lie
base board Wa, Begin Ing to burn aud q CANARY
bird That hung In the kitchen was literally burned
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MR.. GUS WILLIAMS
uoNoRED DIX MS BROTHER rLrs
At y Complimentary Reception last Night
after the Performance ut tho Opera
House-A Merry mud Memorable
Evening spont by Elks and Quests.

Wheeling Lodge No. %. B. P. o. E.,
gave social session and supper at Bah.
ler's laat night, after the performance at
the Opera House, complimentary to visit
ing E!ks in tho city, and especially to
Mr.. Gus Williams, the famous German
dialect commediau now playing an en-.
gsgement here, thnt was ono Of the most
succesoiul airsirr the lodge has ever given,
and Its record In that limo issn enyiable
ono. The supper comprised oysters and
gano and was served in IN elegant man.
ner. Il
Mr.. Gus williams was master Of cere.
monies for the evening and prea!ded at
the head OF tho table. At the other end
sat Mr.. Frank Girsrd, OF the Williams
COMPANY, Past Grand Exalted Ruler OF
tho Order and ono OF tho original founders
Of New York Lodgs No. l. Other gentle.
men present were Exalted Rnler Q. r
Tracy, Past Exalted Ruler Oscar Seeley,
Mr.. John Il. Robh, Mr.. WilIiams' mana.
GER. Manager Rle.ter, OF the Opera House,
SuicA VI 4otiGu Cultll, mayor SeEs
bright, Mr.. Jack Glasscock, Of the
indianapolis League team, Mr. Sam
Barkley, Of the Pittsburgh League
team, 7. II. Bnbcock, OF Williams
company, Prof. Fred L. Neddermyer,
the musical director, Mr.. Frank Dohr.
mann, Of Pittsburgh, Mr.. j. I. Cole, OF
Chicago, MIR. Moore, one Of the stara play.
Ing at tho Grand this week, Thomae
Brennan, ofthe williams company Char
l;e Copp, D. /. Heiskell, Dr.. Geoies Cad.
die, Walter Williams, Harry Hauser, John
Richardson and other members Of tho
local order, and members Of tho city
preGs.
After ample discussion had been paid
to the eupper tho toast with honors was
drank 10 absent Elks and then tho ordo,
wsa Song, spe. Gu or story" and Nj. vii.
liams saw to 1t that every ono responded
Special features were the efforts Of Messre
Williams and Gerard and solos played by
Pref Nsddcrmyer on his violin, a choice
instrument nearly 400 years old.
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers III tho City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad. H.

Strangers III the City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr. B. S. Allison has gone to Columbus
on business trip. ..
Mis-. S. L. Hildrsth leaves to-day for
Chicago, whore sho will spend the winter.
L W. Sutherland, Of Updegraff, Ohio, a
we'll known railroad man, is at tho Nc
Lure House.
Nj. Oliver T. Rhodes has gone to Omaha
and other important Western points on O
prospecting trip. rlI
Mrs. A. W. Psull, OF this city, has been
npendirg reveral days this week in Wells.
burg, the guest Of Mrs. E. J. PAUL..
G.. L. Caldwell and wife and Mrs. R.
Wheeler and young son, Of Wellsburg,
we're at the Mcclure House yesterday.
John Sweeney, wife and family, of
Wheeling. are Visiting Mira. swesney's
ma.her, Mrs. John E. Bsll.-IKashin,lon,
(Pa) Reporter.
Capt. ALI. Burnett, tho Charleston de-.
tectve, arrived in the city last evening,
He refused TO talk about the Roane corn-
~ tragedies, but esys the Regis,sr's report
Of certain indictments in jackson county
is without foundation. 49, -
M!ss Lizzie and Msry schuhle enter.
talnad In hsndeomo manner, ct their
pleasant home on South Chapline ptrest,
lastevsaine, the a. <. Club. A delicious
repant was served during the evening and
the occasion was one that will be long and
pleasantly remembered by those that
were present. ~ 554..
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- \ GROWING BUSINESS.
An Insrensed Force af worhmsn Found to
5rHH b0 Necessary. HU,Hs ,eri. 4n'

/ . d. . .
So great has been the increase In the
branch Of buaincss recently introduced In
Wheeling by Mr.. George L. Dunt, the
enterprlslng Market street coniectioner,
that he now fndo II necenaary to employ
an additional baker Of fancy cakes, ana a
competent and intelligent cake baker yes.
terday arrived from Now York and will 20
10 work this morning. To-day Mr.. burst
will make a spfclal day on fancy cskos,
and his baker and ovens will be kept Of
work all day on this kind Of work.
Persons who have tried his lancy cakes
fresh from the oven do not need to be
told how toothsome and delicious they
are. Like hia own mako Of fine
candies they arc calculated to make q
man forget care and devote himself TO
enjoying III, md exercising tho taste for
good things with which nature provides all
the human race. The people Of Wheeling
ore fortunate In being go eitusted as TO be
ablo 10 enjoy tho products Of his skilled
bskers' labor fresh from the oven. They
will and to-day anything In that line IN
eplcure could seek, warm and light, in
Mr. Durst's establishment. inviting good
judges Of the hwsa.s Of lie to partake.
This Is Fancy Cake Day.
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MANUFACTURING ITEMS.
Briefs from tho Furnaces, MILL, Mines nm,
Factories.


Briefs from tho Furnaces, MILL, Mines and
Factories.
To-day is payday at the Belmont mill.
The Belmont nail factory vent on in full
Wednesday.
Tho Bsllairs steel woTks wss of Thurs.
day from bresksgs.
Tho bridgeport Touring mills are making
over time this week.. .
Some iron bridge work is being done on
the Bellaire, zanesville 4 Cincinnati rail-
road. 77,-
The Central Glass Company hiss had
no cause to complain concerning Its gas
supply.
The E!son glass factory runs smoothly
and quietly along, large shipments being
made daily. ~.
Tho Crescent mill is running steadily
with q full force and haa fair eupply OF
gas always.
Tho rush Of orders at Fishers stove
foundry mssea Is necesaary to work till 8
O'Clock every night. lI0l.0
Sweeney & Co.'s foundry are working
like beavers on material for the Wheeling
Electrical Company
Tho Martins Ferry key snd barrel fac.
tory mado en- unusually largo sh;umeat OF
nail kegs east this week. ~
Mr.. Harry Thomas, chemist Of the Bell
afro steel wolke, has patented a solution
for taking stains from glass.
Tho las furnace in the Buckeye glass
'worko gave ont this week, and the old ones
arc being used while tho former Is being
repaired. =. '"'D''
The Ohio River Railroad compsny re.
celved q number Of new freight cara tbic
week. Il is Increasing Tia rolling stock
continually. ~ :
The scale yesr at tho Belloirs steel plant
will end JGnusry l.. The past years run
has been the most succeaaiul since the
erection Of the works. ~ :
The Belmont blast furnace yas abort NJ
coko last night, and unless a supply ia
received early this morning it viii bs
necessary to shut the furnace down,
Nelaon Cecil has been elected Secretary
o. the Watwick Pottery Company. MI.
Cecil 10 an energetic business man and il
well fitted Tor the responsible position,
Tho new Venture glass woskn will mako
q iino OF samples thu month and be ready
Tor active business By tho FIST Of the wear.
1t will be managed by Mr.. Archie Dough.
erty. IA. 5i. e.
A new local assembly, Knights Of |
Labor, will DO instituted in the Riverside
pipe nltl, at Beawood, on Monday, BY
District Master Workman John Shuttle.
A Newark paper Gays: It Is rumored,
and tho hneia Of the rumoz ia said to DO q |,
very good one, that the employees Of the
d o., both In the shops and on the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-03
Tho Gas We'll Fro Out,

The Ere in the No. s we'll oil the Wheel.
Ing Naturs! Gas Company, in the Hickory
field, was extinguished at o'clock yester-
day afternoon after continuous efforts to
another it with m extinguisher were
futile, tbs fro burning the guyo or and
the force Of tho gao blowing the heavy
etnck into the air. The intensity o, thu.
heat csu scarcely be imagined. Parts Of
tho stack used wsrs matted. The men
found livery uncomfortable 70 work with
in forty or fifty fest OF the rrning well.